SPECIFICATIONS

 

Origin: US(Origin)

Hign-concerned Chemical: None

Applicable People: WOMEN

Grip Size: 4 1/2 (Big-hand Man)

Item package dimensions L x W x H: 27 x 10 x 2 inches

Package Weight: 034 Kilograms

Item dimensions LxWxH: 413 x 413 x 004 inches

Brand Name: WILSON

Warranty Description: 1 year manufacturer

Model Name: Blade 98 16x19 V20 - STRUNG

Material: Aluminum

Suggested Users: Unisex-adult

Manufacturer: Wilson

Part Number: WR057210U1

Model Year: 2022

Style: Blade 98 V6

Included Components: Racket

Sport Type: Tennis

Skill Level: All

Grip size: 4 18 inches

ASIN: B08SMPFG41

Customer Reviews: 46 out of 5 stars

Date First Available: February 1 2021

 

 

Product Description

A classic favorite of Blade players for its blend of ultimate feel and deep ball pocketing, the Blade 98 (16x19) v6 returns without Countervail. Featuring a super thin beam and relatively small head size for excellent control, this racket gives aggressive players the feel and confidence to go for their shot and dictate play. Two-handed backhand loyalists will appreciate the X2 Ergo handle designed for comfortable two-handed grip placement.

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From the manufacturer

 

Blade 98 (16x19) V6 Tennis Racket

A classic favorite of Blade players for its blend of ultimate feel and deep ball pocketing, the Blade 98 (16x19) V6 returns without Countervail. Featuring a super thin beam and relatively small head size for excellent control, this racket gives aggressive players the feel and confidence to go for their shot and dictate play. Two-handed backhand loyalists will appreciate the X2 Ergo handle designed for comfortable two-handed grip placement.

The most critical factor when buying a tennis racket is weight. Most adult strung rackets fall between 9 and 12 oz. You can always add weight to a racket if it is too light, but it is very difficult to reduce racket weight.

A racket that is too heavy can incur arm, shoulder or wrist discomfort and will slow down your stroke. Conversely, a racket that is too light sacrifices power and can throw off your timing.

A racket’s head size, which is measured in square inches, will have a direct effect on racket performance. Larger head sizes are classified as oversize (typically 106 square inches). Any rackets smaller than that qualify as midsize.

As racket head size increases, power and forgiveness also increase. For players who hit the sweet spot consistently, a smaller head size will afford more precision and control.

 

Another factor for racket performance is balance, which measures its weight distribution. Rackets can either be head-light, head-heavy or even-balanced. Head-light rackets have more weight concentrated toward the handle, whereas head-heavy rackets feature more weight concentrated toward the head.

Balance is indicated on a point scale, with larger negative numbers being more head-light and larger positive numbers being more head-heavy. Smaller numbers close to 0 indicate more evenly balanced rackets. Note that strung rackets will be more head-heavy than unstrung rackets.

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